Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-16
NEWS NOTES.

The California Southern will run an
excursion from this city to San Diego on
the 25th inst.
A. Nolan was made to ante-up IS yes
terday at the police office for peddling
without license.
A false alarm was occasioned yester-
day morning at 1890 by an electric wire
in contact with wire OF the
FIRE Alarm system.
The Western Union Telegraph office
will hereafter be open on Sunday from
7 20 A. NJ. till midnight for the reception
and delivery of kilograms.
Yesterday the palace car Francisco
passed through this city en- route for
Deming The car was empty but on the
return trip will contain Patti and her
voice.
II Felipe Lastra and Jesus Ramirez, two
toughs, were arrested last night on Up
Der Main street tor fighting. The first
one is one of the worst characters out
of the penitentiary.
The Cotton Semi Tropic states that
81. s. Seymour, of the Russ House, San
Francisco, has taken, large amount of
stock in the proposed new hotel to be
built on Slower Mountain.
A Raymond excursion train from Bos.
ton, with six Pullman palace cars, con-
tanning l04 people passed through Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon bound for
the Raymond Hotel. Pasadena.
The trial of H. Marteen and his EN-.
ploye, A. c. Smith, for the alleged EN-.
bezxlement of a dress coat, is set for
tomorrow ut l0A. M. The defendants
ere out on their own recognizance.
Officers Lemon and Leverich early
this morning caught gambler named
Joe Hunt, who skipped his bond week
ago, o. he was going off on L. A. & s.
G. V. r. r. train, and locked him up.
The examination of Charles Augustus
Williams. the young waiter who tried
to rape the First street lady, at whose
restaurant he was working, is set for
Tomorrow at IL o'clock, in Justice
Austin's court.
The condition of Miss Lorena Gale,
one of the victims of the Alan eda street
railroad accident on Thursday night.
was very prscarious last night. Her
physicians entertain but little hope OF
her recovery.
The auction sale made by the Los
Angeles Land Bureau, Easton & Eldridge,
auctioneers, yesterday of the Montana
tract property, was quite a success.
There was forty lots sold, varying in
price from $l95 to $3.50 each.
w. B. Otis, an elderly and crippled
lunatic was arrested yesterday at 4Ss
Hope street. by Deputy Sheriffs Cooney
and Barham. He was placed in tht
County Jail and will be examined by
Judge Brun nson on Monday at 3 o'clock
The approaches of the new depot, al
all times blocked up with vehicles, were
greatly obstructed yesterday Afternoon
by the moving Of a frame house which
fairly filled up all the space betwe en- the
yard track and the Alameda street track
George jackson, who stole han
from Perkins grocery store on East FIRST
street. last Friday afternoon and who
was arrested after severe resistance
by Officer Botello. got 80 days il
the county Jail yesterday from Justice
Austin.
Gertie McCabe, the youthful vagabond
traveller from Sedalia, Missouri, who
escaped from che Boys and Girls Aid
Society in San Francisco few days ago,
and was recaptured two days after, near
the Old Catholic Church, was yesterday
sent back to the Home in san Fran.
DISCO.
The Michiganders held a meeting at
tho City Justices Court room last night.
The attendance was very slim. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected. At
their next meeting they will determine
whether to have an entertainm ent ON
che 10Th, in commemoration of Michi.
gan's admission as o state or not.
Mr.. Ed. E. Adams now graces the
cashiers desk at the Nadeau House.
The genial Ed is no stranger to the hotel
business, as 70. long time he was con.
nected with the Pico House in its palmy
days. Not only the manage ment of the
Nadeau but the travelling pu bile in gen.
eral is the gamer by Mr.. Adams accept
ance of the position of cashier.
A. III. Hutchinson, who was accused
of having unlawfaIly taken a horse.
saddle and bride, property of Pierce
Brothers, of East Los Angeles to Ven.
tura, where he was arrested on a tele.
gram from Constable Smith, who brought
him back, was yesterday examined be.
fore Justice Austin on the charge OF
grand larceny. The defendant was
ordered discharged.
The Grand View Hotel at Monrovia
is rapidly taking rank as one of the best
kept and most luxuriously appointed
resorts on the Pacific coast. Mr.. j. s.
Keefer, it's proprietor, is proving him.
self a.caterer of fine qualifications. No.
where in Southern California or indeed
elsewhere, can there be found more
home comforts or more perfect cuisine
that are guaranteed to the tourist or
valetudinary, who takes up his resi-.
dence at Monrovia. The hygienic at.
fractions OF the place are unexcelled in
the state. while crystal.pure mountain
water flowing from granite fonts, CON-
bined with an exhilarating air OF SOW
ereign efficacy to those afflicted with
and bronchial ailments,
mark out Monrovia as the coming Mecca
to those who desire to combine health
seeking with pleasure.